Insurance Claim FAQs

After you report an accident, the car insurance company will assign your claim to an adjuster who will investigate the accident and your injuries. The insurance company will then decide who it thinks is at fault. If your portion of the fault is 50 percent or less, the insurance company will offer to pay you …

Most accident victims who suffer injury because of another party’s negligence are aware of their right to collect compensation from the at-fault party for the damages incurred. However, most victims are taken by surprise when their own health insurance companies invoke their right to subrogation and seek reimbursement, from the victim’s settlement, for monies paid …

Georgia’s laws for car accidents are based on the concept of fault. Fault means that the person who caused the accident should have to pay for the accident—and since all drivers are required to carry insurance, the at-fault driver’s policy is the one that should pay the claim. Seems nice and fair, right? Yes, in …

You certainly have the right to handle your injury claim on your own, but will probably receive a higher settlement and endure much less stress by partnering with an experienced car accident attorney in Atlanta. On your own, you are much more likely to be taken advantage of by insurance companies, may make errors when …